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I've spent a lot of time thinking about what it truly means to call the Philippines 'HOME.' It's a place of incredible warmth and breathtaking beauty, but it also has its shadows and its struggles. I decided to put those feelings into words. My new poetry collection on Wattpad, Chosen Land, Beloved Beat , is my honest tribute to our country-capturing both the gold and the grit of our islands. I'd love for you to take a look and let me know which piece resonates with you the most. Follow me on Wattpad if you want, I am John Mark N. Luciano (@DonJuanMarco), if you saw the name of Moriones Zazadevha, that was my former Wattpad account. I would be publish One Poem, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. 12:00 am(Philippine Time) (All criticism will be accepted as long as it does not contain any foul language or insults. Let us keep our Good Manners and Right Conduct. To God be the Glory.)

In a small tom where laughter often hides cruelty, a quiet boy named Chuy becomes the target of endless teasing because of his strange habit of cating all his puto whenever someone asks for a piece. Among those who mock him most is Marco, a playful class clown who never stops to understand the reason behind Chuy's behavior. But when a frightening incident forces Marco to see Chuy beyond the jokes and nicknames, he discovers a heartbreaking truth tied to griet, love, and the memory of a mother lost too soon, Filled with gult and compassion, Marco learns that kindness begins when people choose to understand instead of judge. Written by: Anika Gabrielle Muñez, Karrize Kyle Tayone, Sophia Pacaña Illustrated by: Vince Erfe

Jean fell in love with her best friend's fiancé. But she buried her feelings deep inside her heart because she loved her best friend too much to destroy the friendship they shared. Then tragedy struck. When her best friend was presumed dead, Jean thought fate had finally given her a chance to stand beside the man she silently loved for years. But she was wrong. Because even after she gave him everything-even herself-his heart still belonged to the woman he lost. And Jean remained the woman waiting on the sidelines... hoping someday he would finally see her. "I'll love you tomorrow... when your heart is finally free," she whispered. Copyright © 2016 by E D E N All rights reserved. No part of this text may be reproduced, transmitted, downloaded, decompiled, or stored in or introduced into any information storage and retrieval system, in any form or by any means, whether electronic or mechanical, now known or hereinafter invented, without the express written permission of yours truly. Started: April 4, 2016 Completed: May 17, 2026

A psycho girl hide her identity as a maid just to be with a furious and moody man, she only saw it once but she fell immediately that's why she did all she can to have him. Paano nga kayang ang isang Mayaman,matalino,maganda at halos pefect na babae ay magsugal para lang sa mga bagay na walang kasiguraduhan.. Hindi lahat ng mayayaman nakukuha lahat ng gusto minsan kung sino pa ang mayayaman ay siyang pang nahihirapan dahil hindi naman lahat nabibili ng pera. Lalo na ang puso This is me Therese Ocampo And Im trying hard for this guy

She cooked rice the night after he died. Not knowing he had someone else grieving him, too. A quiet, slow-burning story about the kind of betrayal that's only revealed after the casket closes - and how grief doesn't care who was loved more. For the ones who never got the answers. For the ones who were left behind. For the ones who loved someone who was never really theirs.

This will be my piece of thoughts on the books I have read here in the platform. It will range broadly since I am reading in two languages: English and Filipino. and I also read widely except for vampires and werewolves stories. (I am not closing any doors though)

How will you come back into a person's life, when you see that she is very happy now that you're gone? Will you afford to ruin her happiness for yours? But the real question is, "Is that happiness true, or is she just trying to show that she can live without you?" This story is about a teenage love that results in a more deeper relationship. But can they fight against all the odds for their love?

A series of entries about love from her mind.

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Claire Javellana is a nursing senior just trying to survive her final rotation - no drama, no feelings, no second chances. Marco Reyes is the quiet transferee with his own wounds and zero interest in attachments. But when they're partnered for duty, things start to shift. Between late-night charting and long jeepney rides, sparks fly - the slow, healing kind. Sometimes, love doesn't need a heartbeat. Just the courage to check the pulse again.

Here are some of my highly recommended stories.

This is my random short stories, enjoy. Some of them are Tagalog/Filipino so read at your on risk, no mature content 'cause I'm also an minor writer, also errors ahead. E.Nikolaides is still me, it's just my penname at Facebook.

"I realized that my life is like this EV-I have a destination, I have a charge, and I have a compass." After the tragic loss of his wife, a dedicated father finds his purpose in the quiet moments between school runs and his grueling shifts as an Xpress taxi driver in the Philippines. Balancing the weight of his grief with the joy of raising his daughter, Elara, he discovers that the most important connections are the ones we form in the unexpected detours of life. A heartwarming tale about faith, fatherhood, and the enduring power of love.

Ako si Tianna Leanne Santiago, 19 years old at nasa unang taon na sa kolehiyo. Simple lang naman ang buhay ko, tamang nood lang ng anime, basa ng mga comics lang ang hilig ko. In short, taong bahay ako. Mahilig ako sa fantasy, sabihin na nating die-hard fan ako ng pantasya. Writer din ako ng nobela, hindi lang halata. Kung tutuusin, mas pipiliin ko pang mamuhat sa imahinasyon ko kaysa sa reyalidad. Oo, ito ang way ko para makatakas sa mapait na reyalidad.

Greta English and Bisaya (but mostly in English) Honestly, I am confined in writing in Bisaya language. I want to express more through it. Slow updates (hehe). 1st draft (very flawed work pa). Thank you. Cheerio. Started: July 17; '25

A woman receives an unexpected gift that leads her down a path she never thought she'd take. Along the way, she learns how compassion can change a life, including her own. **This story is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and events are fictitious, unless otherwise stated. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead or actual events is purely coincidental. All Rights Reserved. No part of this story may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, without the prior permission of the authors. Plagiarism is a crime.**

Some stories are whispered over streetlights and silence. Elise knew what it meant to be present but never chosen. Caleb knew what it meant to be needed, but never truly wanted. In the chaos of Quezon City, where voices drown in jeepney horns and life moves too fast to notice the quiet ones, two almost-invisible souls cross paths in the middle of a shift, over a tray of fries, and slowly inevitably begin to see what the rest of the world missed. Surrounded by broken friendships, heavy family baggage, and dreams put on pause, Elise and Caleb build something out of leftovers of glances, late-night taho, shared umbrella walks, and words unsaid. This is a love story for the ones who weren't seen, but stayed anyway. Who carried the weight without asking for praise. Who found, in each other, a place to rest. Because sometimes, home isn't a house. It's the one person who finally hears you, even in your quietest voice.

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